Every shed here was built to a brief
Sizes, roof heights and construction for recent
builds across New Zealand.
Farm sheds, garages, workshops, warehouses and shed homes built across New Zealand. Each one lists its footprint, roof height and construction, so you can find a build close to what you have in mind and see what it took. Filter by type to narrow it down.
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Rural
A three-bay steel shed with three roller doors plus a personal access door, giving drive-through access to every bay and a secure walk-in entry that doesn't need a roller open.
Rural
Built with coastal-grade coloured steel cladding and roofing to stand up to salt air. Two 3.2m square roller doors take machinery straight in, with a personal access door alongside.
Rural
Stabling with two cupolas for natural ventilation and 300mm overhangs to keep weather off the walls. Plywood and batten cladding with redwood endwalls, two personal access doors and no floor, so bedding sits straight on the ground.
Rural
A 202 square metre working farm shed in zincalume, with a 1200mm eave extension that keeps rain off the apron and gives you dry ground to work on right outside the bays.
Rural
Rearing calves needs serious airflow, so this six-bay shed uses batten ventilation behind steel exterior cladding with plywood lining inside. Out of calving season the same bays work as general farm storage.
Commercial
A clear-span steel frame giving 720 square metres of column-free floor for bulk lime storage. Built on a 150mm concrete slab with roller doors 4.5m high by 4.8m wide, sized for loaders rather than utes.
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Commercial
Enclosed storage either side of a 7m wide open carport through the middle. Coloured steel throughout, two roller doors and a personal access door, so secure storage and covered open parking sit under one roof.
Commercial
A working shed for a commercial growing operation. Timber framework with coloured steel cladding, two roller doors and a personal access door, left without a floor so trolleys and stock move over compacted ground.
Commercial
Infrastructure housing built to a specific brief: a Korok fire wall, spinning roof vents for heat extraction, aluminium joinery and a concrete floor, with a single roller door for plant access.
Commercial
The brief was a building with character for wedding ceremonies, on a site that mattered to the client. Timber poles, insulated and lined internally with plywood, finished with recycled doors, repurposed stained glass and polished concrete floors.
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Lifestyle
Vehicle storage and workshop space with a storage mezzanine overhead and a club room off to the side. The 3.8m stud gives headroom for a hoist and the mezzanine keeps the floor clear.
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Lifestyle
Coloured steel with three roller doors and a 1200mm eave overhang. A daylighting solution was added through the roof, so the floor stays usable through the day without the lights on.
Lifestyle
Four roller doors and two personal access doors across the face, on a concrete floor with coloured steel cladding. Every bay opens independently, so you're not shuffling gear to get at what's behind.
Lifestyle
Timber poles with steel rafters give a clear span with no internal posts, and the roof height takes a vehicle hoist. Concrete slab floor, coloured steel cladding and roof, with a roller door 3.0m high by 4.8m wide.
Habitable
Two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a living area and a scullery, with a workshop attached. Fire-retardant PIR panel to the roof of the habitable space, variable height roofline, coloured steel cladding — and a yellow front door.
Habitable
A 290 square metre house and garage taken through to lock-up stage, with concrete floor and coloured steel cladding, leaving the interior fit-out to the owner's own programme and trades.
Lifestyle
An architectural-look shed in tongue and groove cedar, built to match the house rather than sit apart from it. Triple garage entry with open areas for indoor-outdoor flow, ranch sliders, windows and a mono pitch roof, looking out over the East Coast.
Lifestyle
Built to house a classic car collection, with a laundry area included to take pressure off the main house. Heritage barn styling in plywood and batten with a double garage entry.
Lifestyle
A lifestyle property shed sized around a caravan. A sectional door was chosen over a standard roller so the shed reads as part of the house rather than a farm building parked beside it.
Lifestyle
Open free-flowing space on one side, closed and private on the other. A double concrete floor poured at two different heights lets the one shed handle several jobs without compromise.
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